Stay tuned, shooting stars~
I just had an even better idea for my return stream!
Voice mimic subathon~
Gift a sub, I'll do the voice of the character/vtuber you request!
Turn notifications on if you don't haven't already~!
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Any support is appreciated!
Reminder that the promise I made for the Sunna cosplay is still valid~
You can fund me on throne if you really want to spoil me! I'll be so thankful, that I'll be under the desk for you~
https://t.co/vFR0zGVurN
Any support is appreciated!
Reminder that the promise I made for the Sunna cosplay is still valid~
You can fund me on throne if you really want to spoil me! I'll be so thankful, that I'll be under the desk for you~
https://t.co/vFR0zGVurN
Every Streamer who wants to start on YouTube should read this:
I've been studying YouTube for the last 3 months after getting monetized. It only took 2 long-form videos to get into the Partner Program. Here's what I've learned so far:
• I recorded for 3 hours, then spent 15 hours editing it into a 30-minute video. Sometimes one great video is better than five average ones.
• I studied successful thumbnails and titles in my niche instead of guessing what works.
• I researched, A/B tested, and paid close attention to my analytics.
• Your thumbnail is what stops the scroll. Keep it simple. Big, readable text and expressive faces tend to work best. (Still learning this one.)
• Titles matter just as much. If your CTR is low, your thumbnail or title probably needs work.
• Watch your retention graph. The first 30 seconds are everything. Hook viewers fast, tease what's coming, and keep the intro short.
• Add chapters. It's as simple as putting timestamps in your description:
0:00 Intro
0:37 Content
35:15 Ending
• Pin a comment and reply to people. More conversations usually lead to more engagement.
• Ask questions throughout the video. Better yet, make a small mistake. The internet loves correcting people. 😂
• I don't ask people to like and subscribe at the very beginning anymore. I try to earn it first, then ask later. Still experimenting with this.
• If you're trying to make this a business, memberships can help. Patreon is a great way to offer bonus content like full reactions.
• Most importantly, find your niche. Don't try to be everyone else. Be yourself and find an angle that makes people choose your video over everyone else's.
I'm still learning every day, but these are the biggest lessons that have helped me so far. Feel free to ask me any questions!